Residents of Saboha village in Makkah reassure after missile debris falls
Villagers in Saboha, Makkah, say life is normal and residents are safe after debris from intercepted ballistic missiles landed nearby.
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AIA resident of Saboha village in Makkah has reassured the public about conditions in the village after debris from two intercepted ballistic missiles fell on its right side. He confirmed that residents were unaffected and remain safe in their homes.
The resident said: "The debris fell on the right side of the village. Thankfully, we did not feel anything. Life is proceeding as normal, and residents are calm and safe in their homes."
The General Directorate of Civil Defense earlier announced that debris from two ballistic missiles fell after they were intercepted and destroyed. The missiles, launched by the Houthi militia towards the Makkah region, resulted in debris landing in several locations, including Saboha village.
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Meanwhile, Al Ekhbariya TV correspondent Ayman Al-Thubaiti reported that the attack, which he described as a "blatant assault targeting Makkah by the Houthi militia," was dealt with. He noted that debris fell in Saboha village, which is located east of the holy city, about 35 kilometers from the Grand Mosque.